Posted in Uncategorized on March 27, 2008 | No Comments »
One of the main benefits of being single is being able to spend so much time watching the Parliament Channel and get away with it (another victory for the vow there…see what I did?) and I’ve always enjoyed Prime Ministers Questions the most.
As a spectacle of democracy in action its impressive but as a lively [...]
Posted in Meaningless Rambling, tagged Celibacy on March 26, 2008 | No Comments »
I was toying with the idea of a vow of celibacy but then thought to myself that actually, seeing as I’m currently at college surrounded by girls of dubious morals, such an action would be counterproductive.
Then of course I thought to myself that actually my definition of vow is merely making a decision which will [...]
Posted in Labour, UK politics, tagged Alistair Darling, Budget, Pubs on March 26, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Poor old Alistair Darling. All he did was design a budget that was centered around alienating every single person in the country from the Labour Party…and he succeeded did he not?
It seems rather unfair that for his efforts he is likely to be barred from the majority of British pubs due to the campaign to [...]
Posted in Philosophy on March 26, 2008 | No Comments »
Discussion point for this mid-week evening is a slight off-shoot from my philosophy of knowledge class.
The question goes; Are Truth and Knowledge the same thing or are they seperate entities?
I’ll open the debate and then absoloutely no one can continue it, as is the fashion with an ultimately irrelevant pile of godawful bullshit that I [...]
Posted in China, Civil Liberties, Violence, World on March 20, 2008 | No Comments »
In fact if anything the West might have a slightly better track record in this particular area although that remains debatable. The Chinese authorities continue with their crackdown on Tibetan civilians who have dared to get upset about the continued occupation of their country and the daily discrimination that they face under the pseudo-communist blanket [...]
Posted in Education, Society, UK politics on March 19, 2008 | No Comments »
The government is set to introduce the 14-19 Diploma this september and if all goes to plan it seems quite keen on having the qualification replace the traditional A level as soon as it gains ascendency.
Dr Ken Boston, the head of the qualifications and curriculum authority announced that when A levels undergo their review in [...]
Posted in Patriotism, Republicanism, tagged Monarchy, Pledge of Allegiance, Republic on March 11, 2008 | No Comments »
I read with mounting passion, the news that school leavers should be forced to swear allegiance to the Monarch under new proposals to foster feelings of citizenship in younger generations. Well where do we start on this absolutist gesture which does absolutely nothing other than to trammel the ideals of democratic equality by getting children to [...]
Posted in Education, Political, Social, Socialism, Society, UK politics, rant, tagged Private Education on March 11, 2008 | No Comments »
I had my relatively laid back feelings toward class issues kicked back into touch again by the ongoing saga that is a fellow student in one of my lessons who was privileged enough to attend a private boarding school before somehow ending up in the same boat as the rest of us poor common people [...]
Posted in rant on March 10, 2008 | No Comments »
This is my latest film, I wrote it, directed it, produced it and even co-starred in it (I played a Kitchen Utensil which was used to explicit effect in the scene with Felika and the Steroid addicted Postman)
ANGELS OF
DEBAUCHERY
Vol LVII
I have received a host of complaints from various women’s rights groups complaining that the film [...]
Posted in Meaningless Rambling, tagged Self Admonishment, Whine, Whinge on March 10, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Warning! Personal Entry. To save you the time, this is a post about nothing more than me and therefore feel free in ignoring it completely.
Normal Service will be resumed when I feel like it.
I really ought to annouce those occasions when I decide to take an extended break from these textual irrelevances; that way at least [...]
